Junipero Serra High School - El Padre Yearbook (Gardena, CA)

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Freshman Welcome Week Seniors Welcome Freshmen To Serra Family Tip it! was the catch phrase during a very successful Fresh- man Welcome Week. Seniors and freshmen alike were eager to engage in the many activi- ties planned by the student council. The first activity was The Auction where seniors bought freshmen just as trad- ers bought slaves many years ago. The frosh, a very cooper- ative group, seemed to be in awe as they watched the sen- iors roll out the green bills for their prospective fresh meat. Later in the week, as the activities went on, contests which pitted frosh against frosh clearly exhibited the good spirit among all. Thus the week was a big success as both winners and losers came through with the Good Ole Serra Pride. 26

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1. Acting as the villain in a skit during Mr. Francis ' drama class, Michael Ruddy stands triumphantly over John Fejes. 2. Mrs. Meyers, mother of a Serra student, describes the small island country of Trinidad to a junior ethics class. 3. Mr. Fernandez, a representative from an alcoholic center for blacks, speaks of alcohol addiction. 4. Preparing for an experiment; Ralph Gutierrez finds the mass of a beaker during physics lab. 5. Chris Lenon tries to improve his typing skills in one of Mr. Balakians famous classes. 6. For his speech assignment, Carl Sanders tells of the many uses and varities of corn. 7. Henoch Carillo heats a tube of glass as part of his chemis- try lab. 8. Carefully following his ovi n pattern; Eric Dailey makes a silk screen for an art project. 9. Theodore McCrary has a case of the Monday morning blahs during third period Spanish. 25

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1. Although there is no music playing freshmen Delton Davis and Tony Verture boogie down. 2. Strength exhausted, these frosh slowly sink into Senior Walk. 3. Jon Smith emcees Freshmen Welcome Week dance contest. 4. David Powell keeps a vigil over Senior Walk as a frosh makes a foolhardy leap. 5. Seniors look on while freshmen vie for chug-a-lug title. 6. Seniors keep the obsta- cles together as Hayward Hudsmith goes through. 7. Frosh give all they have to be sole victors in the obstacle race. 8. Joshua Lewis and Mark LeDuff pass through the last leg of the course. 9. Bryant Willard trains Greg Page to fetch a comb. 10. The winning side of the tug-a-war begins to pull the other team onto Senior Walk. 27